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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2025
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I'm defending the validity of my original comment.
You've gone this deep with me into the comments. How are you?
I really can't believe this is going so far for a sentence in the post...
Like I said above that is your interpretation of the sentence. People can have their own. The sentence does not state a fact which is either true or false.
This is what I was thinking when I wrote that. "give your family the gift of memories that last forever" you don't even have to give them the instance software to use it. You start using it capturing your memories and thoughts where you have full control and ownership on your data which can last with you for decades rather than according to some third party company terms and policies etc.
At somepoint you can "if you want to" give all/some part of it to your kids/family. What is said above is how Journiv started https://journiv.com/blog/the-story-behind-journiv
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Yes because even they can just easily give it away in Apple or Google play family sharing they want you to pay the subscription individually :)
And now I am out of this comment thread. I don't think I will have the last word here so I will let you go next :)